
Museum der Stille
A sanctuary of silence in bustling Berlin
Did you know?
The museum was founded by a Russian painter.
Quick Facts
- Website
- museum-der-stille.de/de
Guided Story
Here, in the heart of Berlin-Mitte, you find a unique haven of tranquility. The Museum der Stille was founded in 1994 by Russian artist Nikolai Georgievich Makarov. His aim was to create a space for reflection amidst the bustling city life. Take a moment to notice the special room design, which enhances this serene environment. You'll see two of Makarov's own works, alongside seven utopian architectural models by renowned architects. These models represent visions for future 'buildings of silence' and invite contemplation on the architecture of calm. Perhaps you notice the city sounds fading away as you immerse yourself in this peaceful setting. Let this atmosphere envelop you.
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Location
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